Malahide Yacht Club

About Malahide Yacht Club

Malahide Yacht Club is unique in the sailing world in that it has two separate clubhouses and two distinctly different sailing waters. The inland Upper Estuary – known as the Broadmeadow Water – provides ideal, non-tidal conditions for dinghy sailing, racing and sail training. Facilities there include a large and secure dinghy storage pen (housing over 140 boats) and a modern, state-of-the-art clubhouse which was re-built and re-opened in 2012 as the Club’s Dinghy Sailing Centre. The Broadmeadows is widely recognised as the best place to learn to sail in Ireland.

Meanwhile the sheltered harbour and lower estuary provides easy access to the Irish Sea and unlimited sailing grounds, as well as a great location for cruiser racing.

MYC is one club serving all sorts of craft and sailors, including cruisers, keelboat racers, dinghy sailors, Kona sailors, whether in the estuarine waters of Malahide’s Broadmeadows estuary, or on the Irish Sea